Nothing wrong with that at all. He’s simply showing them the tradition-if you don’t like it you can make your own. He just wants to participate in the culture of his area and family. I think that’s beautiful.
Yeah, but it's awesome that in Iceland a lot of the homes are heated, essentially for free by the hot springs/geothermal and you can cook meals that way without using fuel.
This is one of the most soothingly comedic videos I've ever seen. I loved the interaction between these two and when it was over, I felt like I wished the man was my uncle or next door neighbor.
i feel like the lady is so used to perfectionists and typical craftsmen with reasoning behind each act but this man's beauty lies in the simplicity of the bread and she wasnt able to capture it enough
Water boils at different temps in some places , it can depend at what sea level you are at the higher you are the lower the temp is and what minerals are in the water .
Not necessarily boiling temperature. With so many impurities, the vapor pressure would reduce, thus causing an increase in boiling point. Also, if atmospheric pressure is high, boiling point is reduced. So it really just depends.
I'm not gonna lie, I've actually been subjected to that at least ten times in my life. Well, less shoving it in my mouth and more offering it, but it gets the point across.
HOW TO BE SAVED (How to KNOW you are saved and not just hope you are) THE BAD NEWS All men have sinned and are in need of a Savior (Rom 3:23 "For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God" ; Rev 21:8 "But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all LIARS, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death. No man can come to God by his own good works and righteousness. (Isaiah 64:6 "But we are all as an unclean thing, and all our righteousnesses are as filthy rags;" THE GOOD NEWS 1 Timothy 1:15 tells us "This is a faithful saying, and worthy of all acceptation, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners." How does Jesus save a sinner? From the beginning of the bible to the end, God has only forgiven sins through a BLOOD SACRIFICE, because he is a Holy God he can't forgive sins any other way, Heb 9:22 tells us, "...without shedding of blood is no remission." when Adam sinned, God had to kill a lamb in Adam's place as a substitue, In the Law of Moses, a Blood Sacrifice was demanded for the forgiviness of sins. Jesus came to die for the sins of the whole world, he came to be OUR Blood Sacrifice, OUR substittue, he came to bear OUR sins on the cross, in OUR place. John 1:29 "...Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world." What must you do to be saved? YOU MUST REPENT; You must change from unbelief to belief. admit you are guilty, that you cannot do anything to save or help save yourself, and that you need Jesus Christ as your savior. Titus 3:5 "Not by works of righteousness which we have done. but according to his mercy he saved us," Romans 3:28 "Therefore we conclude that a man is justified by faith without the deeds of the law." Romans 4:5 "But to him that worketh not, but believeth on him that justifieth the ungodly, his faith is counted for righteousness." YOU MUST TRUST; placing your complete faith in what Jesus Christ already did to save you; John 1:12 "But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe on his name:." Salvation comes by believing in WHAT Jesus did for you, 1 Cor. 15:1-4 tells us "Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the GOSPEL which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand; 2 By which also ye are SAVED, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain. 3 For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, HOW that Christ died for OUR SINS according to the scriptures; 4 And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures:" All you have to do to be saved, and on your way to heaven is place your TRUST in the shed Blood of Jesus Christ and nothing else, as sufficient for your salvation, (Rom 3:25 "Whom God hath set forth to be a PROPITIATION through FAITH IN HIS BLOOD, to declare his righteousness for the remission of sins that are past, through the forbearance of God;") (Propitiation means the act of appeasing wrath, Jesus took your place on the cross.) Will you accept Jesus Christ as your savior by simple faith, simply trusting in his shed Blood for sufficient to save your soul from hell? The last sentence is all you must do to be saved, and that is FAITH, not works, TRUSTING in what someone else did for you is the only thing that is not a work. Please watch Robert Breaker's video titled "HOW TO GET SAVED" If you have received Jesus Christ, by faith in his Blood, you now have eternal life and on your way to heaven! I John 5:11 "And this is the record, that God hath given to us eternal life, and this life is in his Son." John 10:27-28 "My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me: And I give unto them eternal life; and they shall never perish, neither shall any man pluck them out of my hand." If you received Jesus Christ by faith as your Savior because of this message please let me know! You can copy and send this message to others!
I can’t get over how incredibly kind and generous this gentleman is. Some of you shows the people seem so inconvenienced to be sharing their culture. I just adore this gentleman. Thank you for pushing through the challenging individuals to bring us all this amazing content.
speaking from personal experience, the older generation of icelandic people arent fond of tourists because of how destructive they can be, people here like to keep their businesses to themselves and dont like to share the culture because of this. The only people you'll see that will be kind to you are people who work in stores or transport, and the younger generation. I tell everyone this everytime they say they would want to live in iceland. The beauty is only skin deep.
You know, somewhere there's a perfectly preserved loaf of bread, encased in metal deep in the icy waters of Iceland. Imagine being a diver in 1000 years
You need to watch "Risitas Original with english subtitle" the guy with funniest laugh, what you just said is spot on and you will be pissing yourself laughing love
Imagine being a foreigner and having no idea this was a thing and seing a 50 year old man pull a whole ass pot out of the ground and take an entire loaf of bread out of it.
I mean as soon as you are told or you actually see how hot the area and ground is the whole stuff is just 2+2 so only idiots would need any extra info on wth is going on. I see the guy take out a pot and tells me its bread inside cuz the ground is so hot and can be used as bakery Me : oh cool thats awesome.
i like how he didn't sugarcoat things. made it a funny awkward interview, not in a cringy way but rather wholesome way. this one and the italian girl are my favorite hosts on the show. keep it up 👍💯
Why would he , he just mixed basic stuff to make a bread and didnt even handcrafted the flour or anything. Just a mush in a pot covered in hot soil = brown cake
There’s something so adorably humble about this. It’s just a happy man, baking bread and boiling a few eggs in the ground, and he does it because he wants to, because it’s something that makes him happy, and I love it
He does it because he can, if you had boiling sand in your backyard you would too. I could cook some awesome pork or brisket in that. But that means you have a volcano nearby trying to make up its mind what to do. Definitely a plus for simple cooking techniques but I'm going to keep my bug out bag real handy. 🤔🤓🍻
The more I watch video with Icelandic people, the more I want to move there. I love their casual and humble way of doing things, but mostly I LOVE the way they answer most questions with a very dry subtle sarcasm topped with a quick wit. It's like I've found my people! I get the feeling she is use to people taking their "craft" very serious and giving overly complicated answers for why they do things and he's just like "I don't know what you want from me... I'm literally baking bread in the ground."
People say that about Germans too. My mom is. They don’t really care about emotions if that makes sense. Same thing with middle America, small town people bc a lot of them are from Northern Europe. No emotions or pain will get in the way of what needs to be done and you don’t really talk about the past. It’s that whole wholesome, working man cliche
But yeah Iceland is a great, happy country. Small, nice social programs. You won’t starve. But people don’t smile and wave at you in cities. It’s like Paris in that way. People mind their business
@@jaleelz7435 It's one of the Nordic countries, like Finland, but not Scandinavia. Scandinavia is Sweden, Norway and Denmark, that's it. But what do i know, i'm just a Swede 🤷🏼♂️
@@Rodoeht12345 are you high? Finland is absolutely scandinavia, it even was swedish a couple hundred years ago. Iceland might be controversial but finland isnt finland is 100% scandinavia. Och jag är också svenne så försök inte låtsas va scandinavia proffs ba för du bor i sverige
We don't actually know a lot about bread making... We just about understand the basics. Like sourdough starters are actually insane and we barely understand them despite using them for thousands of years
I got to meet Mr. Hilmarsson on my tour around Hringvegurinn in Iceland last year, the bread is just as good as it looks in both taste and texture, almost addictive; I've been trying to find substitutes ever since I got home and nothing's come even remotely close :D
@@SimonWoodburyForget So teach yourself instead of relying on others to hand feed you information. Go out and actively look for and research answers. What you teach yourself will stick with you because you worked for that information. I've learned and retained more information by myself than I was ever taught in school.
Beach in america: mom im hungry! Timmy youre going to have to wait till we get home Iceland: mom im hungry! Chucks egg into water. Ooh hard boiled egg!
Smart Alek, There is a school camp there in Laugarvatn, which 9th grade goes to for a one school week. We tried making this bread and burying it in lava, and decide to check how hot the sand and water really is, that was a big mistake!
Here in malaysia We actually have hot springs that have designated pools at boiling temp for you to boil eggs while you soak in the ones that arent so hot xd
Most wholesome 10 mins (almost) I've ever watched, makes me want to go and visit Iceland even more... Loved this guy and his way of living, wonderful! 😊
I told my girlfriend about this video and how much I needed to have this bread and she said 'That man does not make rye bread, he makes rye cake,' which makes sense given the amount sugar in it.
The bread was extremely fascinating, but the boiled eggs basically *blew my mindhole!!* I desperately need to put “volcanic boiled eggs” on my bucket list now. 😱❤️
I have probably watched this video 4-5 times now.. I honestly just love how genuine and sincere it is. I don't even eat bread but this is making me want to try it.
Love how the guy doesnt want to leave questions unanswered but most of his replies amount to "lol idk, I guess this much is good right?", so nice from him.
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I love Iceland, it's probably one of my most favorite places in the world. The people, the culture, the food, the environment. I would love to live there. This bread is GOOD!
I've eaten pumpernickel, it's an Australian rye bread, and it does taste amazing, slightly sweeter than normal bread, and healthier too if I remember correctly.
I think you mean Austria, not Australia. To never forget, just remember that Hitler killed 6million Aborigines and annexed New Zealand while the Austrians were defeated by Emus in Vienna. P.S Its a joke.
I first ate this bread in Iceland many years ago and fell in love with it...with lots of butter on it. It is definitely not cake-like and does not taste like ginger-bread. It has its own very unique taste. When I left it was one of the things I wished were available outside Iceland. I also fell in love with skyr. In those days it was natural, i.e. it had a normal amount of fat in it. It was lusciously creamy. I can't stand the 0% fat and almost 0% fat skyr that is sold now.
That girl tries so hard to find a deeper meaning or a meaningful history in what he's doing while homeboy just wants bread
Lmao ikr
Literally 😂
She be cringey trying 🤣
she plain out asks in the end - " ... and how old.. ehm how traditional is this recipe?"
Iceland dude be like: Ehm yes this is what I like to make
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That man is the literal definition of knowing what he's doing but also not knowing what he's doing. The passionate nonchalance
Yep, I love people like that
As an Icelandic person, I feel they are more common here than they should be.
He's like if Ron Swanson had a relative in IceLand
That's how most people are... knowing the art, but not the science...
Nothing wrong with that at all. He’s simply showing them the tradition-if you don’t like it you can make your own. He just wants to participate in the culture of his area and family. I think that’s beautiful.
I love that you can just tell throughout the entire interview he's thinking "it's just bread to be honest"
Yeah, but it's awesome that in Iceland a lot of the homes are heated, essentially for free by the hot springs/geothermal and you can cook meals that way without using fuel.
Yeah like we usually bake our bread in hot springs sand🙄
This is one of the most soothingly comedic videos I've ever seen. I loved the interaction between these two and when it was over, I felt like I wished the man was my uncle or next door neighbor.
Yes
Yes
I’m your 400th like! What an honour!
Pure innocence
Ok?
i feel like the lady is so used to perfectionists and typical craftsmen with reasoning behind each act but this man's beauty lies in the simplicity of the bread and she wasnt able to capture it enough
But watching them bond was magical
"idk you just mix this stuff together and throw it in the ground. It's good."
😂😂
People think she's dumb and all but i think she's just asking the questions she usually asks.
Homemade :p
well said
*girl looks at boiling water*
girl : how hot is that?
*guy stares at her*
guy : its boiling temperature
Water boils at different temps in some places , it can depend at what sea level you are at the higher you are the lower the temp is and what minerals are in the water .
@@SimonWoodburyForget that water sure looked like it was bubbling when he put the eggs in.
Simon WoodburyForget looked pretty boiled to me
Not necessarily boiling temperature. With so many impurities, the vapor pressure would reduce, thus causing an increase in boiling point. Also, if atmospheric pressure is high, boiling point is reduced. So it really just depends.
@@adityaseth7406 Pfft. Your fancy science falls upon deaf ears, dear Sir/Madame/Whatever.
this video gives me the lost daughter meets her dad for the first time and they cook awkwardly vibes
Hahahaha, I was thinking of it as well lol
Is this a reference to something? pretty specific lmao
perfect way to describe it
LOL right on!
Girl: "How does the bread taste?"
Guy: "Like dis." **shoves bread in her mouth**
I'm not gonna lie, I've actually been subjected to that at least ten times in my life. Well, less shoving it in my mouth and more offering it, but it gets the point across.
Ngl I thought of something else other then it was bread
Thas kinda cute tho ngl lol
Guy: like dirt
Him: ima use pot.
Her: is it a special pot?
Him: ...it tough pot.
*Clank clank*
Its a pot bro
HOW TO BE SAVED (How to KNOW you are saved and not just hope you are)
THE BAD NEWS
All men have sinned and are in need of a Savior (Rom 3:23 "For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God" ; Rev 21:8 "But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all LIARS, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death.
No man can come to God by his own good works and righteousness. (Isaiah 64:6 "But we are all as an unclean thing, and all our righteousnesses are as filthy rags;" THE GOOD NEWS
1 Timothy 1:15 tells us "This is a faithful saying, and worthy of all acceptation, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners."
How does Jesus save a sinner?
From the beginning of the bible to the end, God has only forgiven sins through a BLOOD SACRIFICE, because he is a Holy God he can't forgive sins any other way, Heb 9:22 tells us, "...without shedding of blood is no remission." when Adam sinned, God had to kill a lamb in Adam's place as a substitue, In the Law of Moses, a Blood Sacrifice was demanded for the forgiviness of sins.
Jesus came to die for the sins of the whole world, he came to be OUR Blood Sacrifice, OUR substittue, he came to bear OUR sins on the cross, in OUR place. John 1:29 "...Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world."
What must you do to be saved?
YOU MUST REPENT; You must change from unbelief to belief.
admit you are guilty, that you cannot do anything to save or help save yourself, and that you need Jesus Christ as your savior.
Titus 3:5 "Not by works of righteousness which we have done. but according to his mercy he saved us,"
Romans 3:28 "Therefore we conclude that a man is justified by faith without the deeds of the law."
Romans 4:5 "But to him that worketh not, but believeth on him that justifieth the ungodly, his faith is counted for righteousness."
YOU MUST TRUST; placing your complete faith in what Jesus Christ already did to save you;
John 1:12 "But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God, even to them that believe on his name:."
Salvation comes by believing in WHAT Jesus did for you, 1 Cor. 15:1-4 tells us "Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the GOSPEL which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand;
2 By which also ye are SAVED, if ye keep in memory what I preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain.
3 For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, HOW that Christ died for OUR SINS according to the scriptures;
4 And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures:"
All you have to do to be saved, and on your way to heaven is place your TRUST in the shed Blood of Jesus Christ and nothing else, as sufficient for your salvation, (Rom 3:25 "Whom God hath set forth to be a PROPITIATION through FAITH IN HIS BLOOD, to declare his righteousness for the remission of sins that are past, through the forbearance of God;")
(Propitiation means the act of appeasing wrath, Jesus took your place on the cross.)
Will you accept Jesus Christ as your savior by simple faith, simply trusting in his shed Blood for sufficient to save your soul from hell?
The last sentence is all you must do to be saved, and that is FAITH, not works, TRUSTING in what someone else did for you is the only thing that is not a work.
Please watch Robert Breaker's video titled "HOW TO GET SAVED"
If you have received Jesus Christ, by faith in his Blood, you now have eternal life and on your way to heaven!
I John 5:11 "And this is the record, that God hath given to us eternal life, and this life is in his Son."
John 10:27-28 "My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me: And I give unto them eternal life; and they shall never perish, neither shall any man pluck them out of my hand."
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@@henriquemeiralins ?Qué? No habla Español señor, muy buen.
Hello señor tkorko, I hope you enjoy this insane gringo here, esse. He no good in head, comprendo?
@@henriquemeiralins God bless you
The awkwardness between them is funny
It's painful😭😭
I just enjoy how realistic that was, doesnt seem scripted so i enjoyed it
I can feel them
Well this is true conversation
She asks such dumb questions which furthers the awkwardness lmao
- She: How hot is this boiling water?
- He: It's about boiling temperature, actually!
- She: Oh, wow.
hahahaha
No shit sherlock lmao
Such a dumb question to ask😁
She is blonde after all, so dont judge her too much gahahga
This made my day.
Girl: It’s also very dangerous area. I’ve seen the signs.
Guy: Yeah, it’s quite warm.
😂😂
"put love into it"
"To make it more beautiful"
😂 I love this guy, simple guy, living a simple life.
He seems so genuine and good-natured.
Yeaaaah
Honestly never thought I'd see someone making eggs with a shovel.
are you fool
@@crmathayi6650 yes am
theetam
ruclips.net/video/srOM9l7kbq4/видео.html
@@crmathayi6650 dumb
Guy: *pat* *pat* on the hot springs
Girl “why did you pat it like that?!
Guy: to make it Beautiful
Her: "And people swim in here EVERY DAY?!"
Him: "Nah"
You can swim there but only one time 😂
I can’t get over how incredibly kind and generous this gentleman is. Some of you shows the people seem so inconvenienced to be sharing their culture. I just adore this gentleman. Thank you for pushing through the challenging individuals to bring us all this amazing content.
icelandic people are so nice
speaking from personal experience, the older generation of icelandic people arent fond of tourists because of how destructive they can be, people here like to keep their businesses to themselves and dont like to share the culture because of this. The only people you'll see that will be kind to you are people who work in stores or transport, and the younger generation. I tell everyone this everytime they say they would want to live in iceland. The beauty is only skin deep.
"shows the people seem so inconvenienced to be sharing their culture"
what?
@@yx786 I think OP meant to say "some of your videos show ..."
On the 3 trips I have made to Iceland I had not encountered ANY rude people. I stayed at Air b&b's and I felt
at home.
LMAO imagine losing your bread when the tide comes😂 I don’t know why I find that so funny “my breads over there” *points to random spot on water”
Yes that was pretty funny
I can imagine him in that situation 😂😂
You know, somewhere there's a perfectly preserved loaf of bread, encased in metal deep in the icy waters of Iceland. Imagine being a diver in 1000 years
I died 😭😂
You need to watch "Risitas Original with english subtitle" the guy with funniest laugh, what you just said is spot on and you will be pissing yourself laughing love
Imagine being a foreigner and having no idea this was a thing and seing a 50 year old man pull a whole ass pot out of the ground and take an entire loaf of bread out of it.
Then drop eggs in the hole
Isn't this how aliens see farming
id ask for a slice and put butter on it. and maybe even some smoke salmon.
I mean as soon as you are told or you actually see how hot the area and ground is the whole stuff is just 2+2 so only idiots would need any extra info on wth is going on.
I see the guy take out a pot and tells me its bread inside cuz the ground is so hot and can be used as bakery
Me : oh cool thats awesome.
If I lived there I would cook everything in the ground, and have a bug out bag very handy. Mother nature does what she wants, when she wants. 😢🤔🤓🍻
i like how he didn't sugarcoat things. made it a funny awkward interview, not in a cringy way but rather wholesome way. this one and the italian girl are my favorite hosts on the show. keep it up 👍💯
Why would he , he just mixed basic stuff to make a bread and didnt even handcrafted the flour or anything.
Just a mush in a pot covered in hot soil = brown cake
@@user-cr4cj1fl8z your brain
Rest of the world: Stay away it's a volcano!!!
Icelandic: let's bake something people!
You should visit the Azores... They basically built cities inside craters
@@marioeckert9286 wow!
*boil
Pompeii ringca bell
Adrian huh?
Girl: How do you serve this cake?
(guy already serving it to her)
Man: Just like this
lmfao
*Bread
@@spookayitsme I mean like bread is usually made with yeast. That was made with baking soda so i-i uh I don't kno-
@@C2K_Chuufis well you know what they say when you don't know. Many breads have zero yeast added.
@@creatorsky8764
As many cakes too..
There’s something so adorably humble about this. It’s just a happy man, baking bread and boiling a few eggs in the ground, and he does it because he wants to, because it’s something that makes him happy, and I love it
He does it because he can, if you had boiling sand in your backyard you would too. I could cook some awesome pork or brisket in that. But that means you have a volcano nearby trying to make up its mind what to do. Definitely a plus for simple cooking techniques but I'm going to keep my bug out bag real handy. 🤔🤓🍻
"This is probably the most wholesome thing I've ever done."
Love that.
Girl: what is this?
Guy: Water this is water.
LMAO 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lmaoooo
They are made for each other
@@justinborsman5271 weirdo
I was looking for a comment that transmited the same feeling as her questions. This was it ahahahahhaha
The more I watch video with Icelandic people, the more I want to move there. I love their casual and humble way of doing things, but mostly I LOVE the way they answer most questions with a very dry subtle sarcasm topped with a quick wit. It's like I've found my people!
I get the feeling she is use to people taking their "craft" very serious and giving overly complicated answers for why they do things and he's just like "I don't know what you want from me... I'm literally baking bread in the ground."
Hahaha tell me about it, now I know why I love my swedish relitives so much, dads a swede who brought me up on monty python.
@@SunnyZ - Sounds like your Dad is awesome!
I count myself lucky to be Icelandic. I was born around my people. Can't get much better than that
People say that about Germans too. My mom is. They don’t really care about emotions if that makes sense. Same thing with middle America, small town people bc a lot of them are from Northern Europe. No emotions or pain will get in the way of what needs to be done and you don’t really talk about the past. It’s that whole wholesome, working man cliche
But yeah Iceland is a great, happy country. Small, nice social programs. You won’t starve. But people don’t smile and wave at you in cities. It’s like Paris in that way. People mind their business
I love how she's asking him about the mixing process and he's like "I'm just making bread. It's easy"
The guy is just a cliché Scandinavian and I love it. He just has no deeper meaning in it and she desperately tries to find one xD
You don't need to project deeper meanings outside of you, when you hold them within your essence ;)
Iceland isn't in Scandinavia bro
@@egg_inc_4_life535 yes it is
@@jaleelz7435 It's one of the Nordic countries, like Finland, but not Scandinavia. Scandinavia is Sweden, Norway and Denmark, that's it. But what do i know, i'm just a Swede 🤷🏼♂️
@@Rodoeht12345 are you high? Finland is absolutely scandinavia, it even was swedish a couple hundred years ago. Iceland might be controversial but finland isnt finland is 100% scandinavia. Och jag är också svenne så försök inte låtsas va scandinavia proffs ba för du bor i sverige
The girl: So what is the importance of this? Is there a special way you do this?
The dude: lol idk
XD
Her questions suck! lol
@@geronimopacis bro usually they say some complicated deep shit I think the dude is just politely blunt
@@garliconionshallot true
We don't actually know a lot about bread making... We just about understand the basics.
Like sourdough starters are actually insane and we barely understand them despite using them for thousands of years
recipe: "two cups of sugar"
girl: *pikachu face* it's really sweet.
I'm disappointed this cake isn't made out of lava
I thought they somehow made it with lava ash from the thumbnail 🚶♂️
Bruh it’s rye bread
Fancy seeing you here umu
It’s not a cake
Mans out here eating cake sandwiches
I love that the beach sand is measured in amounts of bread pots it can hold.
this is one of the most genuinely nice, wholesome, and kind man ive ever seen i wish him the best in life
I got to meet Mr. Hilmarsson on my tour around Hringvegurinn in Iceland last year, the bread is just as good as it looks in both taste and texture, almost addictive; I've been trying to find substitutes ever since I got home and nothing's come even remotely close :D
7:15 - "It is also... Fun to... Touch the lake." Quote of the year.
See’s boiling water
Girl: what temp is it
Homeboy: boiling
They found the guys that stole Gordon Ramsay's bread!
Best comment
😂
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@@francescapucciano9205 ruclips.net/video/a40VeD8YxiU/видео.html Gordon Ramsay got his bread stolen in Iceland while there on trip. 😄
Oh shit
I see RUclips has brought us all here today to witness the art of lava bread. See you in the next recommendation
abel i s shit
girl: ooo what's this secret special ingredient?
guy: water... as you can see, it's water.
We cook in hot springs here in New Zealand too, some of the natives do anyway. Steamed Pudding is amaaazing cooked that way, as is porridge
Where’s the lce I been lied too
The ice is in greenland🤣
You have never learned about history huh?
I didn't think there were people who were never taught about Greenland and Iceland.
@@SimonWoodburyForget So teach yourself instead of relying on others to hand feed you information. Go out and actively look for and research answers. What you teach yourself will stick with you because you worked for that information. I've learned and retained more information by myself than I was ever taught in school.
@@SimonWoodburyForget especially if you can't even spell taught right
“why do you pat it down like that?” Ughhhhhhhh... this girl has got all the hard questions aye...
And the most stupid questions.
probably the dumbest of her many dumb af questions
Yes. A first class numpty.
that question
She has the mind of a 7 year old.
Lots of such infantile 'adults' nowadays. Its sad.
I think it's lovely that it's a little bit awkward. Nothing wrong with that, it makes it more realistic/endearing!
That guy has got to be one of the most wholesome men on the planet.
Beach in america: mom im hungry! Timmy youre going to have to wait till we get home
Iceland: mom im hungry! Chucks egg into water. Ooh hard boiled egg!
Smart Alek, There is a school camp there in Laugarvatn, which 9th grade goes to for a one school week. We tried making this bread and burying it in lava, and decide to check how hot the sand and water really is, that was a big mistake!
Botw style, I like it
Where the hell did Timmy get the egg?
Here in malaysia
We actually have hot springs that have designated pools at boiling temp for you to boil eggs while you soak in the ones that arent so hot xd
I like him...he is sooo adorable... charming kind of personality 😍😭❤️
I always come back to this, it's an underappreciated masterpiece of akwardness and nonchalance
She should just go interview Japanese crafts ppl or chefs. Tons of “deeper meaning” stuff from them.
Doesn't the plastic melt?
Also, danger 100c. No trespassing.
The guy : yeaaaaah, it is all quit warm
Actually plastic wrap is quite resistant to heat and 100-115 c is right under its threshold iirc
Greg Far
I think maybe it depends on the quality. Good quality plastic wrap is quite heat resistant, but idk if low quality plastic wrap is or not lol
Mingfei Wang but it’s in a metal pot
Simon WoodburyForget
I know. That’s what I said.
@@gregfar6398 thank you, there are a bunch of smartasses in the comments getting likes.
"What's the art to making this?" He said, "Just put love in it." 😭💜
He shagged the dough
Most wholesome 10 mins (almost) I've ever watched, makes me want to go and visit Iceland even more... Loved this guy and his way of living, wonderful! 😊
He is very cheerful 😉😉 Iceland its a very beautiful country.
I told my girlfriend about this video and how much I needed to have this bread and she said 'That man does not make rye bread, he makes rye cake,' which makes sense given the amount sugar in it.
and milk!
Yea I was surprised it didn't have yeast despite it having wheat in it.
I went there and tried this volcano bread exactly 1 years before the release of this video. Good choice of date to visit Laugarvatn :D
The bread was extremely fascinating, but the boiled eggs basically *blew my mindhole!!*
I desperately need to put “volcanic boiled eggs” on my bucket list now. 😱❤️
I have probably watched this video 4-5 times now.. I honestly just love how genuine and sincere it is. I don't even eat bread but this is making me want to try it.
Girl: how is it supposed it look when it’s done?
Guy: ....basically like this 👉🏼🥣 you know?
Us: 👁 👄 👁
That's kinda of Latino talk
Cringe
He was soooooo patient with her dumbness
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This is definetly the most amazing way of cooking i've ever witnessed in my life
imagine going for a walk on the beach and digging up a loaf of bread at the same time
I love the sign - " Danger - No Trespassing" LOL!!!
MY BOY SIGGI STILL BAKING DEM LAVA BREADS AFTER ALL THESE YEARS!!! HELLL YEAAAAH!
PLEASE
Lava Cake: Im the most loved and delicious and fresh cake tasted
Lava Bread: Hold my rocks
That's it. I'm going to Iceland and and bake bread with a viking!
Love how the guy doesnt want to leave questions unanswered but most of his replies amount to "lol idk, I guess this much is good right?", so nice from him.
Random fact: this guy was also featured on down to earth
Well, there's like a hundred people in Iceland, so it doesn't surprise me 😂
Netizen: how to cook a hard boiled egg
Iceland: hold my lava
Rest of the world: my hand burnt
“Cheers! What’s the Icelandic term?”
“It’s still Cheers.”
they seem like such good friends for some reason and its so god damn wholesome 😭
Bet this person's kid brings it to school and everybody begs for some 😂
Nah, you can buy them at the grocery stores
Everyone else's mom bakes it the same way, just a few stones away in another pile 😂
@@kristeysara8153 its bad at grocery stores
@@kristinnmar8415 not always
This is such an interesting bread. Especially for someone coming from hong kong
@@tangerinemelon1578 take care not cut yourself on all that edginess
"Is it a special pot?"
"It tough pot"
*"Pot Skreeks"*
Ah yes, the floor here is made out of floor.
The Nordic culture, mentality, and emotions at its most pure.
I only remember Gordan Ramsays bread getting breadnaped.
😅
I love learning about new traditions or traditions I never knew were around. This is so cool.
I LOVE Icelandics 🇮🇸 💙❤🤍 cheerful laidback funny and always ever so kind 😘😘😘😘 Probably my favourite people to interact with!
Iceland is such a Gem 💎❤ utterly Divine 💘
They stole my heart 🥰😇
Sabrina 🇨🇵
I love how neat he is! Nothing left on the table, very clean technique with digging and serving the bread, it's just so satisfying : )
Girl: what’s meaning of life
Guy: I dunno i make bread n eggs
I LAUGHED SO HARD WHEN SHE "My bread children" AAHHH I CANT
That wasnt even that funny compared to everything else
@@mattmartin7028 their like :LMAO BREAD CHILDREN, that's the funniest shit I ever heard
@@mattmartin7028 can you and you’re sidekick not be rude??
I like the way he is calm and relaxed while he is still working to make his bread for the day and the next one :)
I love Iceland, it's probably one of my most favorite places in the world. The people, the culture, the food, the environment. I would love to live there. This bread is GOOD!
The irony of a volcano in Iceland. But it looks like they found Gordon Ramsey’s bread
Ice 🧊 and volcano 🌋🤣😂 yes indeed
why do i feel like that read would taste 10 times better than normal ones
its just that my stomachs making noises 😭
I've eaten pumpernickel, it's an Australian rye bread, and it does taste amazing, slightly sweeter than normal bread, and healthier too if I remember correctly.
@@RANDOMDRAGON.9423 Pumpernickel comes from Germany.
Oh I was WAY off, thanks for the info tho
@@RANDOMDRAGON.9423 No prob.
I think you mean Austria, not Australia.
To never forget, just remember that Hitler killed 6million Aborigines and annexed New Zealand while the Austrians were defeated by Emus in Vienna.
P.S Its a joke.
This looks like the most natural way of cooking ever and i love it
That was SO wholesome for some reason!
Holy crap... this is my brand of awkwardness... I’m cackling!
I remember watching this a few years back right on this channel
He’s so vague about everything I love it
These two have almost no chemistry between them yet they work so well together
This is so amazing. I am so fascinated by all of this and would love to visit Iceland one day.
You know, in Vikings, the girl said "We have these springs to bake our bread," and I thought, "Wait, what?" They actually do it, lol.
Lolll😂🤣
I first ate this bread in Iceland many years ago and fell in love with it...with lots of butter on it. It is definitely not cake-like and does not taste like ginger-bread. It has its own very unique taste. When I left it was one of the things I wished were available outside Iceland. I also fell in love with skyr. In those days it was natural, i.e. it had a normal amount of fat in it. It was lusciously creamy. I can't stand the 0% fat and almost 0% fat skyr that is sold now.
The boiling temperature gets balanced with the absolutely amazing chill aura of his
my homeboy is so simple trying to make his bread and this girl is trying to find some deep, hidden meaning behind every step of making the bread 😂
This girl reminds me of my english teacher. Always trying to find a depeer meaning on everything.
He’s just super chilled and happy. 🙂
Man: I just love that sound.
Presenter: Please I don't want to get burnt.
I was in Iceland in 2018 and have tried it....quite yummy!
Iceland: Shovels are Cooking Utensils
one of the absolute best videos ever.
Simple, straightforward. Love it